Friday, May 26: CW: Review Day 9 - area and volume
HW due Tuesday, 5/31: complete any unfinished parts of the review packet and STUDY!! Suggestions: Re-read the reference pages and practice the problem sets again on a separate sheet of paper, then check your answers. Practice old problems from homework, classwork, warm ups, etc. Email me if you'd like additional practice problems!
Thursday, May 25: CW: Review Day 8 - Trigonometry
HW due Friday, 5/26... be sure pages 25 - 27 are complete and do #1-5 on 29
Wednesday, May 24: CW: Review Day 6/7 - parallelograms, similarity
HW due Thursday, 5/25... pages 22 - 23
Tuesday, May 23: CW: general review day (Ms. Rapoport out)
HW due Wednesday, 5/24: Take advantage of a night to review old material (practice problems again, read the reference pages).
Monday, May 22: CW: Review Day 5 continued - triangle proofs
HW due Tuesday, 5/23: complete problem set on page 19 using page 18 as a reference!
Friday, May 19: CW: Review Day 5 - triangle proofs
HW due Monday, 5/22: complete triangle proofs problem set on page 17
Thursday, May 18: CW: Review Day 4 - Transformations
HW due Friday, 5/19: complete pages 13 - 14 of the final exam review packet (see the top of the wiki)
Tuesday, May 16: CW: Review Day 3 - Angle Proofs and Triangle Properties
HW due Thursday, 5/18: complete page 11 of final exam review packet (see the top of the wiki)
Monday, May 15: CW: Review Day 2 - Angles
HW due Tuesday, 5/16: Found here as a single page but also in your review materials:
Friday, May 12: CW: Review Day 1 - Basic Geometry Vocabulary and Constructions
HW due Monday, 5/15... Complete page 2 for homework (remember: It's a great idea to do this on a separate sheet of paper so you can re-visit and practice the problems again):
HW due Thursday, 5/11... complete the last page (create one more card with obstacles and a starting point for the laser, BONUS points for identifying a solution in which two segments can be parallel):
Monday, May 8: CW: introduction to Mazer Tag project:
HW due Tuesday, 5/9... Create your own card by drawing at least two obstacles (the obstacle sizes are listed on the page) and draw the point at which you will place the laser. This is found on page 3:
Tuesday, April 25: CW: brief review of chords then PARCC
No HW due Thursday, 4/27
Monday, April 24: CW: discovering chord relationships in a circle
HW due Tuesday, 4/25: Fill in as much of the chart as you can... this will correspond to the packet used for the discovery activity in class (7.5 Achording to us...):
Thursday, April 12: CW: solving problems using central and inscribed angles
No HW due Friday, 4/13... I will be absent. You will have problem sets, along with answer keys, to work through. Be sure to bring your classwork from today (Thursday) to class with you tomorrow (Friday)!
Tuesday, April 11: CW: 1. completing the square, 2. central and inscribed angles introduction
Thursday, March 16: Trigonometry Lab Report due (actual height of building: 40 feet, actual angle of elevation at the time of measurement: 36.88 degrees)
Thursday, March 16: CW: introduction to area and volume
HW due Friday, 3/17: Be sure #29 A-C, #15, #11, #15 (I know I wrote #15 twice... there are two #15s!)
Thursday, March 2: CW: Similarity and Introduction to Trigonometry Quiz
HW due Monday, 3/6:
Look up a definition of each of the terms below (be sure to write it down!). Then, find an illustrated example of each and sketch that example.
1. angle of elevation
2. angle of depression
HW due Tuesday, 2/7... complete the classwork. You must show some work for each problem. Each set of similar triangles will be proved similar by AA. If you can only show one set of angles are congruent but can't figure out the second that's okay but be sure you show what you do know!
2. Write a brief (a few sentences) reflection on the PARCC scoring activity you did today with Mr. Benjamin
Monday, January 30: CW: introduction to similarity
HW due Tuesday, 1/31... complete through #10 using your triangle measurements from class today (if you were absent today, you will not be able to complete this assignment and you will be excused from it). Remember: For #7, you do not need to use tracing paper, just sketch Triangle ADE next to Triangle ABC.
Thursday, January 12: CW: review of the properties of parallelograms we have proved (opposite sides are congruent, opposite angles are congruent, diagonals bisect each other, etc.)
HW due Friday, 1/13: For the quiz on Tuesday, you will need to be able to prove two properties of parallelograms. Choose two tonight and begin reviewing and practicing them:
Tuesday, January 10: CW: parallelogram proof presentations
HW due Thursday, 1/12... Write a few sentences responding to the following as they relate to the proof presentations in class:
1. How was I as an audience member?
2. How was I as a presenter?
Monday, January 9: CW: parallelogram proofs
HW due Tuesday, 1/10... work on your proof that you began with your group in class:
Thursday, January 5: CW: practice drawing conclusions from the words "midpoint", "bisect" and when lines are parallel
HW due Friday, 1/6... Be sure 3 out of the first 4 proofs are completed and complete #6. These were started in class on Wednesday so you should have some done. Answer key is attached in case you are feeling really stuck:
Tuesday, January 3: CW: triangle proofs (answer to #3 below... sideways, sorry!)
HW due Wednesday, 1/4... complete #4 (You will need to show the two triangles are congruent so start there, then think about how you may be able to prove the two angles are congruent):
To earn back points on your Unit 2 Test (if you earned less than 34.5 out of 46):
1. Complete test corrections for Part I (Multiple Choice) on a separate sheet to the best of your ability. Test corrections should include the correct answer and where your misunderstanding happened and why the correct answer makes sense.
2. Email Ms. Rapoport (rrapoport@latinpcs.org) with the problem numbers in Part 2 and Part 3 for which you lost half or more of the points. For example, if the question was worth 5 points and you earned 2 points, you lost 3 points which is more than half. I will email you back with specific problems to work on. All of this can be done when you get back from break, but I wanted to give you this information in case you wanted to work on it during break.
Monday, December 19: CW: wrap up work from Ms. Rapoport's absence
No HW due Tuesday, 12/20
Thursday, December 15: CW: triangle congruence postulates (SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS) and the HL theorem
Tuesday, December 13: CW: 1. discussion of homework/when can we know two triangles are congruent?; 2. triangle inequality theorem (how do we know when three sides will form a triangle?)
HW due Tuesday, 12/13... Choose 1 of the following:
A. Answer the following questions:
In order to prove that two triangles are congruent do you need to know the all corresponding sides and corresponding angles are congruent, or could you still prove that two triangles are congruent if you were given fewer pieces of information (ex: all corresponding sides are congruent but we don't know anything about the angles)?
If you think that we did not need to know all corresponding sides and corresponding angles are congruent, which combinations of sides and angles are enough to prove that two triangles are congruent? Experiment with as many combinations as you can think of (3 sides, 3 angles, 2 sides & 1 angle, etc.)
B. Experiment with triangle congruence using this link and answer the following question: Which combinations of sides and angles are enough to prove that two triangles are congruent?
*Extra Credit Opportunity: Are all points congruent?*
Tuesday, December 6: CW: review stations for Unit 2 test
HW due Thursday, 12/8: Study for Unit 2 test. Please use the study guide, past classwork and homework, and the shared Google Doc with the "discussion" questions.
Monday, December 5: CW: conclusion of congruence and correspondence with rigid motion
HW due Tuesday, 12/6... complete #1, 2, 3 at the end of our classwork packet:
Decide whether each of the statements is true of false. Provide a counterexample if the answer is false. a. If a figure has exactly two lines of symmetry, it has an order of rotation of 2. b. If a figure has at least three lines of symmetry, it has an order of rotation of at least 3. c. If a figure has an order of rotation of exactly 2, it has exactly two lines of symmetry. d. If a figure has an order of rotation of at least 3, it has at least three lines of symmetry.
Thursday, November 17: CW: rotations and reflections quiz
Thursday, November 17: Rotations and Reflections Quiz: 1. determine the center of rotation and angle of rotation given a pre-image and an image, 2. perform rotations of 90, 180, and 270 degrees on the coordinate plane, 3. determine the line of reflection given a pre-image and an image, 4. determine the line of reflection on a coordinate plane and perform a reflection on the coordinate plane. 5. be able to explain why perpendicular bisectors are important in rotations and reflections
Tuesday, November 15: CW: 1. reflections on the coordinate plane, 2. rotational and reflectional symmetry
HW due Thursday, 11/17: Review for Rotations and Reflections Quiz
Monday, November 14: CW: reflections on the coordinate plane
HW due Tuesday, 10/25: Review for the Unit Test. You may use your study guide, our shared study guide, the proofs and answer keys below, your classwork, old homework, notes. You have many resources!
Friday, October 14: QUIZ - Be able to prove: 1. the vertical angles theorem, 2. alternate interior angles theorem, 3. same side interior angles theorem
Remember: You will be able to use your packet with the colorful cover page (Definitions, Properties, Postulates and Theorems)
Monday, September 26: CW: review #2 Part B of Constructions Test
HW due Tuesday, 9/27: Review the following for your homework quiz:
1. Solving angle problems (See 1.7 Angle Pair Homework assigned 9/20)
2. Be able to identify angle pairs in lines cut by a transversal AND know which pairs are parallel and which are congruent when lines are parallel (See page 3 of 1.8 Angles Created by a Transversal Homework assigned 9/22)
Friday, September 23: CW: 1. using a protractor; 2. practice with angle pairs created by a transversal
HW due Monday, 9/26... complete page #4 (do not spend too long on 8-10):
Friday, 9/2: Homework Quiz: Because this is the first homework quiz of the year, we will review together in class on Thursday so you know how to study for these in the future.
Thursday, September 1: CW: continuation of constructions: how to construct an equilateral triangle
HW due Friday, 9/2:
Review for homework quiz (the following assignments will be covered: 1.1 Introduction to Euclid Homework, 1.2 Basic Geometric Terms Homework)
BETA CLASS CALENDAR
Friday, May 26:
CW: Review Day 9 - area and volume
HW due Tuesday, 5/31: complete any unfinished parts of the review packet and STUDY!! Suggestions: Re-read the reference pages and practice the problem sets again on a separate sheet of paper, then check your answers. Practice old problems from homework, classwork, warm ups, etc. Email me if you'd like additional practice problems!
Thursday, May 25:
CW: Review Day 8 - Trigonometry
HW due Friday, 5/26... be sure pages 25 - 27 are complete and do #1-5 on 29
Wednesday, May 24:
CW: Review Day 6/7 - parallelograms, similarity
HW due Thursday, 5/25... pages 22 - 23
Tuesday, May 23:
CW: general review day (Ms. Rapoport out)
HW due Wednesday, 5/24: Take advantage of a night to review old material (practice problems again, read the reference pages).
Monday, May 22:
CW: Review Day 5 continued - triangle proofs
HW due Tuesday, 5/23: complete problem set on page 19 using page 18 as a reference!
Friday, May 19:
CW: Review Day 5 - triangle proofs
HW due Monday, 5/22: complete triangle proofs problem set on page 17
Thursday, May 18:
CW: Review Day 4 - Transformations
HW due Friday, 5/19: complete pages 13 - 14 of the final exam review packet (see the top of the wiki)
Tuesday, May 16:
CW: Review Day 3 - Angle Proofs and Triangle Properties
HW due Thursday, 5/18: complete page 11 of final exam review packet (see the top of the wiki)
Monday, May 15:
CW: Review Day 2 - Angles
HW due Tuesday, 5/16: Found here as a single page but also in your review materials:
Friday, May 12:
CW: Review Day 1 - Basic Geometry Vocabulary and Constructions
HW due Monday, 5/15... Complete page 2 for homework (remember: It's a great idea to do this on a separate sheet of paper so you can re-visit and practice the problems again):
Thursday, May 11:
CW: Mazer Tag competition and "show what you know" individual assignment
HW due Friday, 4/12: Hand in completed individual assignment:
Tuesday, May 9:
CW: Mazer Tag
HW due Thursday, 5/11... complete the last page (create one more card with obstacles and a starting point for the laser, BONUS points for identifying a solution in which two segments can be parallel):
Monday, May 8:
CW: introduction to Mazer Tag project:
HW due Tuesday, 5/9... Create your own card by drawing at least two obstacles (the obstacle sizes are listed on the page) and draw the point at which you will place the laser. This is found on page 3:
Thursday, May 4: Circles Quiz
Tuesday, May 2:
CW: review for circles quiz
HW due Thursday, 5/4: Study for Circle Quiz:
Monday, May 1:
CW: gallery walk of circle problems
HW due Tuesday, 5/2:
Friday, April 28:
CW: (no 9th graders), catch up day
HW due Monday, 5/1: See Thursday, April 27
Thursday, April 27:
CW: solving problems by identifying chord relationships in circles
HW due Monday, 5/1 (9th graders will be taking ELA PARCC on Friday, 4/28):
Tuesday, April 25:
CW: brief review of chords then PARCC
No HW due Thursday, 4/27
Monday, April 24:
CW: discovering chord relationships in a circle
HW due Tuesday, 4/25: Fill in as much of the chart as you can... this will correspond to the packet used for the discovery activity in class (7.5 Achording to us...):
Friday, April 21:
CW: unwinding from Geometry PARCC
No HW due Monday, 4/24 (the no homework vacation is over next week!)
Thursday, April 20:
CW: PARCC review
No HW due Friday, 4/21
Tuesday, April 18:
CW: 1. PARCC problem review, 2. circle vocabulary words and the relationship between them
HW due Thursday, 4/20 (10th graders... you will have the opportunity to make this up in class because you were taking ELA PARCC):
Thursday, April 12:
CW: solving problems using central and inscribed angles
No HW due Friday, 4/13... I will be absent. You will have problem sets, along with answer keys, to work through. Be sure to bring your classwork from today (Thursday) to class with you tomorrow (Friday)!
Tuesday, April 11:
CW: 1. completing the square, 2. central and inscribed angles introduction
No HW due Thursday, 4/13
Monday, April 10:
CW: completing the square (Click on the arrow next to "Begin Lesson" and there is a video at the end of the slideshow: https://learnzillion.com/lesson_plans/1428-write-the-equation-of-a-circle-by-completing-the-square)
HW due Tuesday, 4/11... complete #2 and 3 on the front (use #1 as a guide!):
Monday, April 10: take home quiz due... take home quiz and other resources attached below:
Friday, April 7:
CW: practice for PARCC on the computers
HW due Monday, 4/10: complete take home quiz to be completed
Thursday, April 6:
CW: more equation of a circle
HW due Friday, 4/7:
Tuesday, April 4:
CW: 1. review of cross-sections, 2. equation of a circle
HW due Thursday, 4/6... complete #4, 5, 9, 10 on page 2:
Monday, April 3: WELCOME BACK!
CW: how to use the computers for PARCC (equation editor, calculator)... to be continued later this week
HW due Tuesday, 4/4:
Tuesday, March 21:
CW: 1. trigonometry quiz; 2. area and volume (Cavalieri's Principle and constructing prisms)
No HW due Thursday, 3/23
Tuesday, March 21: Trigonometry Quiz
Monday, March 20:
CW: introduction to Cavalieri's principle
HW due Tuesday, 3/21: Study for your quiz!
Friday, March 17:
CW: more work on area and volume
HW due Monday, 3/20:
Thursday, March 16: Trigonometry Lab Report due
(actual height of building: 40 feet, actual angle of elevation at the time of measurement: 36.88 degrees)
Thursday, March 16:
CW: introduction to area and volume
HW due Friday, 3/17: Be sure #29 A-C, #15, #11, #15 (I know I wrote #15 twice... there are two #15s!)
Tuesday, March 14: No class, snow day
Monday, March 13:
CW: trigonometry lab report work time
HW due Tuesday, 3/14... lab report due on Thursday, 3/16!
Friday, March 10:
CW: partitioning a line segment (ex: find the point that would partition segment AB into a ratio of 2:3)
HW due Monday, 3/13:
Thursday, March 9:
CW: trigonometry lab report work time
No HW due Friday, 3/10
Tuesday, March 7:
CW: trig. PARCC problems
HW due Thursday, 3/9... complete #8 and 9:
Monday, March 6:
CW: "part 2" of quiz and introduction to word problems
HW due Tuesday, 3/7... be sure #1, 2 (on the back) are complete:
Thursday, March 2:
CW: Similarity and Introduction to Trigonometry Quiz
HW due Monday, 3/6:
Look up a definition of each of the terms below (be sure to write it down!). Then, find an illustrated example of each and sketch that example.
1. angle of elevation
2. angle of depression
Thursday, March 2: QUIZ
Friday, February 24:
CW: 1. finding an unknown side length of a triangle using trigonometry; 2. collecting data to find the height of the building
HW due Monday, 2/27:
Thursday, February 23:
CW: 1. similarity quiz #1 retake; 2. introduction to trigonometry
HW due Friday, 2/24... complete #2 and #5 on the back:
Tuesday, February 21:
CW: wrap up of dilations, quiz review
No HW due Thursday, 2/23
Friday, February 17:
CW: SchoolNet "midterm"
HW due Tuesday, 2/21: Bring your scientific calculator (has trigonometry functions: "sin", "cos", "tan")
Thursday, February 16:
CW: notes tying together dilation and similarity
No HW due Friday, 2/17
Tuesday, February 14:
CW: 1. midsegment theorem wrap up; 2. more practice with dilations
HW due Thursday, 2/16... complete the front:
Monday, February 13:
CW: introduction to dilations on the coordinate plane
HW due Tuesday, 2/14... complete #4, 6, 13 ("c" is the scale factor!):
Friday, February 10: QUIZ
Thursday, February 9:
CW: with a substitute (Ms. Rapoport in a training) worked with midsegment theorem
HW due Friday, 2/10: Study for the quiz. Use the three bullet points above in red as a guideline for your practice.
Tuesday, February 7:
CW: 1. review of midpoint and distance formulas; 2. introduction to midsegment theorem
HW due Thursday, 2/9... complete the first page:
Monday, February 6:
CW: proving triangles similar
HW due Tuesday, 2/7... complete the classwork. You must show some work for each problem. Each set of similar triangles will be proved similar by AA. If you can only show one set of angles are congruent but can't figure out the second that's okay but be sure you show what you do know!
Friday, February 3:
CW: similar triangle theorems (AA, SAS, SSS)
HW due Monday, 2/6:
Thursday, February 2:
CW: finding missing values given similar triangles
HW due Friday, 2/3... complete the back:
Tuesday, January 31:
CW: 1. more work with the concept of similarity; 2. scoring PARCC open response problems with Mr. Benjamin
HW due Thursday, 2/2:
1. Complete #15 - 16:
2. Write a brief (a few sentences) reflection on the PARCC scoring activity you did today with Mr. Benjamin
Monday, January 30:
CW: introduction to similarity
HW due Tuesday, 1/31... complete through #10 using your triangle measurements from class today (if you were absent today, you will not be able to complete this assignment and you will be excused from it). Remember: For #7, you do not need to use tracing paper, just sketch Triangle ADE next to Triangle ABC.
Friday, January 27:
CW: review of parallelogram properties
HW due Monday, 1/30:
Thursday, January 26:
CW: solving problems involving parallelograms (including rhombuses, rectangles, squares)
HW due Friday, 1/27:
Tuesday, January 24:
CW: solving problems involving parallelograms (including rhombuses, rectangles, squares)
HW due Thursday, 1/26:
Monday, January 23:
CW: review of quadratics and parallelogram family tree
HW due Tuesday, 1/24... complete #12, 18, 19 on the second page:
Thursday, January 19:
CW: review of quadratics
HW due Monday, January 23: PROOF BOOK due :) . The book needs to be given to me in hard copy before you leave the school on Monday.
Wednesday, January 18:
CW: proof book work day
HW due Thursday, 1/19: continue work on proof book
Tuesday, January 17:
CW: triangle and parallelogram proof quiz
HW due Wednesday, 1/18: work on your Proof Children's Book (we will have a work day tomorrow)
Tuesday, January 17: Quiz - triangle and parallelogram proofs
Friday, January 13:
CW: proof book (attached is the file that contains all proofs)
HW due Tuesday, 1/17... study for your quiz:
Thursday, January 12:
CW: review of the properties of parallelograms we have proved (opposite sides are congruent, opposite angles are congruent, diagonals bisect each other, etc.)
HW due Friday, 1/13: For the quiz on Tuesday, you will need to be able to prove two properties of parallelograms. Choose two tonight and begin reviewing and practicing them:
Tuesday, January 10:
CW: parallelogram proof presentations
HW due Thursday, 1/12... Write a few sentences responding to the following as they relate to the proof presentations in class:
1. How was I as an audience member?
2. How was I as a presenter?
Monday, January 9:
CW: parallelogram proofs
HW due Tuesday, 1/10... work on your proof that you began with your group in class:
Friday, January 6:
CW: introduction to parallelograms
HW due Monday, 1/9... be sure page #2 is complete:
Thursday, January 5:
CW: practice drawing conclusions from the words "midpoint", "bisect" and when lines are parallel
HW due Friday, 1/6... Be sure 3 out of the first 4 proofs are completed and complete #6. These were started in class on Wednesday so you should have some done. Answer key is attached in case you are feeling really stuck:
Wednesday, January 4:
CW: Proofs using "corresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent" (CPCTC)
HW due Thursday, 1/5:
Tuesday, January 3:
CW: triangle proofs (answer to #3 below... sideways, sorry!)
HW due Wednesday, 1/4... complete #4 (You will need to show the two triangles are congruent so start there, then think about how you may be able to prove the two angles are congruent):
To earn back points on your Unit 2 Test (if you earned less than 34.5 out of 46):
1. Complete test corrections for Part I (Multiple Choice) on a separate sheet to the best of your ability. Test corrections should include the correct answer and where your misunderstanding happened and why the correct answer makes sense.
2. Email Ms. Rapoport (rrapoport@latinpcs.org) with the problem numbers in Part 2 and Part 3 for which you lost half or more of the points. For example, if the question was worth 5 points and you earned 2 points, you lost 3 points which is more than half. I will email you back with specific problems to work on.
All of this can be done when you get back from break, but I wanted to give you this information in case you wanted to work on it during break.
Monday, December 19:
CW: wrap up work from Ms. Rapoport's absence
No HW due Tuesday, 12/20
Thursday, December 15:
CW: triangle congruence postulates (SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS) and the HL theorem
HW due Friday, 12/16... complete through #20:
Tuesday, December 13:
CW: 1. discussion of homework/when can we know two triangles are congruent?; 2. triangle inequality theorem (how do we know when three sides will form a triangle?)
HW due Thursday, 12/15:
Monday, December 12:
CW: Unit 2 Test
HW due Tuesday, 12/13... Choose 1 of the following:
A. Answer the following questions:
B. Experiment with triangle congruence using this link and answer the following question: Which combinations of sides and angles are enough to prove that two triangles are congruent?
Thursday, December 8: UNIT 2 TEST
*Extra Credit Opportunity: Are all points congruent?*
Tuesday, December 6:
CW: review stations for Unit 2 test
HW due Thursday, 12/8: Study for Unit 2 test. Please use the study guide, past classwork and homework, and the shared Google Doc with the "discussion" questions.
Monday, December 5:
CW: conclusion of congruence and correspondence with rigid motion
HW due Tuesday, 12/6... complete #1, 2, 3 at the end of our classwork packet:
Thursday, December 1:
CW: congruence and correspondence with rigid motion
No HW due Monday 12/5
Tuesday, November 29:
CW: congruence and correspondence with rigid motion
HW due Thursday, 12/1... complete #1, 2:
Monday, November 28:
CW: transformations review; the role of perpendicular bisectors
HW due Tuesday, 11/29... complete #2-5
Monday, November 21:
CW: translations without the coordinate plane (construction)
HW due Tuesday, 11/22... complete #1-10:
Friday, November 18:
CW: introduction to translations
HW due Monday, 11/21... document attached and questions pasted in below:
Decide whether each of the statements is true of false. Provide a counterexample if the answer is false.
a. If a figure has exactly two lines of symmetry, it has an order of rotation of 2.
b. If a figure has at least three lines of symmetry, it has an order of rotation of at least 3.
c. If a figure has an order of rotation of exactly 2, it has exactly two lines of symmetry.
d. If a figure has an order of rotation of at least 3, it has at least three lines of symmetry.
Thursday, November 17:
CW: rotations and reflections quiz
HW due Friday, 11/18... complete last page:
Thursday, November 17: Rotations and Reflections Quiz: 1. determine the center of rotation and angle of rotation given a pre-image and an image, 2. perform rotations of 90, 180, and 270 degrees on the coordinate plane, 3. determine the line of reflection given a pre-image and an image, 4. determine the line of reflection on a coordinate plane and perform a reflection on the coordinate plane. 5. be able to explain why perpendicular bisectors are important in rotations and reflections
Tuesday, November 15:
CW: 1. reflections on the coordinate plane, 2. rotational and reflectional symmetry
HW due Thursday, 11/17: Review for Rotations and Reflections Quiz
Monday, November 14:
CW: reflections on the coordinate plane
HW due Tuesday, 11/15:
Thursday, November 10:
CW: reflections without the coordinate plane
HW due Monday, 11/14:
Tuesday, November 8:
CW: rotations on the coordinate plane
HW due Thursday, 11/10:
Monday, November 7:
CW: rotations on the coordinate plane
HW due Tuesday, 11/8:
Friday, November 4:
CW: rotations on the coordinate plane
HW due Monday, 11/7... Complete #1-2:
Thursday, November 3:
CW: continuation of rotations without the coordinate plane
HW due Friday, 11/4:
Tuesday, November 1:
CW: rotations without the coordinate plane
HW due Thursday, 11/3:
Monday, October 31:
CW: introduction to transformations without the coordinate plane
HW due Tuesday, 11/1:
QUARTER 2 (starting above the double line)
Tuesday, October 25:
CW: Unit 1 Test
No HW due Friday, 10/28
Tuesday, October 25: UNIT 1 TEST
Monday, October 24:
CW: final review for test
HW due Tuesday, 10/25: Review for the Unit Test. You may use your study guide, our shared study guide, the proofs and answer keys below, your classwork, old homework, notes. You have many resources!
Friday, October 21:
CW: proof practice!
HW due Monday, 10/24: continue practicing proofs
Thursday, October 20:
CW: unit 1 review - #5, 6
HW due Friday, 10/21... complete #7 from the study guide:
Wednesday, October 19:
CW: unit 1 review - #1, 2, 3
HW due Thursday, 10/20... complete #3, 4:
Tuesday, October 18:
CW: parallel line CONVERSES
HW due Wednesday, 10/19... complete #1, 2 from the study guide on a separate sheet of paper (you may also type it and share it with me if you prefer):
Friday, October 14: QUIZ - Be able to prove: 1. the vertical angles theorem, 2. alternate interior angles theorem, 3. same side interior angles theorem
Thursday, October 13:
CW: proving: 1. same side interior and same side exterior angles theorems
HW due Friday, 10/14: Study for the QUIZ (see above for details)
Tuesday, October 11:
CW: Proving: 1. the vertical angles theorem, 2. congruent complements and supplements theorems, 3. alternate interior and exterior angles theorem
HW due Thursday, 10/13:
Friday, October 7:
CW: Day 3 of Lincoln/Euclid discussion: How does Lincoln break apart the pro-slavery arguments using logic?
HW due Tuesday, 10/11:
Thursday, October 6:
CW: Day 2 of the Lincoln/Euclid discussion: Were the justifications to slavery logical?
HW due Friday, 10/7:
Tuesday, October 4:
CW: 1. more counter-examples!, 2. discussion of the importance of logic and language
No HW due Thursday, 10/6 (as long as you turned in your end-of-class reflection)
Monday, October 3:
CW: introduction to logic (conditional statements), counter-examples
HW due Tuesday, 10/4... complete page 2 (the back):
Friday, September 30:
CW: missing angles (parallel lines and triangles)
HW due Monday, 10/3:
1. complete angle chase
2. Read and answer the question at the bottom:
Thursday, September 29:
CW: finding missing angles and justifying each step
HW due Friday, 9/29... complete each question and include step-by-step reasoning:
HW due Monday, 10/3... complete angle chase:
Monday, September 26:
CW: review #2 Part B of Constructions Test
HW due Tuesday, 9/27: Review the following for your homework quiz:
1. Solving angle problems (See 1.7 Angle Pair Homework assigned 9/20)
2. Be able to identify angle pairs in lines cut by a transversal AND know which pairs are parallel and which are congruent when lines are parallel (See page 3 of 1.8 Angles Created by a Transversal Homework assigned 9/22)
Friday, September 23:
CW: 1. using a protractor; 2. practice with angle pairs created by a transversal
HW due Monday, 9/26... complete page #4 (do not spend too long on 8-10):
Thursday, September 22:
CW: angles created by a transversal
HW due Friday, 9/23... complete page 3 of the attached:
Tuesday, September 20:
CW: 1. completing Constructions Test; 2. solving for missing angles AND justifying with reasons
HW due Thursday, 9/22:
Monday, September 19:
CW: Constructions Test
No HW due Tuesday, 9/20
Upcoming CONSTRUCTIONS TEST: Monday, September 19
In case you want to see the steps for our constructions perpendicular bisector:, bisecting an angle , creating an equilateral triangle
Tuesday, September 13:
CW: critiquing group work
HW due Monday, 9/19:
Monday, September 12:
CW: review of constructions
HW due Tuesday, 9/13: Study for tomorrow's homework quiz to include:
Friday, September 9:
CW: www.euclidthegame.com -- What level can you beat??
No HW due Monday, 9/12
Thursday, September 8:
CW: 1. review of angle bisectors, 2. introduction to www.euclidthegame.com
HW due Friday, 9/9:
Tuesday, September 6:
CW: 1. constructing angle bisectors; 2. constructing perpendicular bisectors
HW due Thursday, 9/8:
Friday, September 2:
CW: equilateral triangle construction exploration
HW due Tuesday, 9/6:
Friday, 9/2: Homework Quiz: Because this is the first homework quiz of the year, we will review together in class on Thursday so you know how to study for these in the future.
Thursday, September 1:
CW: continuation of constructions: how to construct an equilateral triangle
HW due Friday, 9/2:
Tuesday, August 30:
CW: 1. practice with basic geometric terms; 2. introduction to constructions
HW due Thursday, 9/1... complete just #2:
Monday, August 29:
CW: basic geometric terms
HW due Tuesday, 8/30:
Friday, August 26:
CW: introduction to Euclid
HW due Monday, 8/29:
1. Be sure to have your syllabus signed!
2. 1.1 Introduction to Euclid:
Thursday, August 25:
CW: syllabus review
HW due Friday, 8/26... underline/highlight or write down the three most interesting things from the reading:
HW due Monday, 8/29... have syllabus signed by someone at home. See the top of the wiki for the syllabus!
Wednesday, August 24:
CW: introductions; perfect square activity
HW due Thursday, 8/25: